In this episode USA Triathlon Division 1 Freshman of the year talks about her journey to the top. She also talks about her mission to live her life to the very fullest no matter what the circumstance and her love for photography and hiking.  

In this episode, we talk to Washington State University center, Brian Greene about his journey from walk on to scholarship athlete. We also break down all of Brian's service projects and his commitment to his faith and family. 

In this episode we talk to the University of Colorado women's soccer student-athlete Katie Joella about the importance of volunteering and everything that she does with her extra minutes. 

In this episode, NWHL's Toronto Six player, Lindsay Eastwood talks with us about the progress women's professional sports leagues have made and where they need to go from here. 

In this episode we talk with former Notre Dame softball standout and published author, Laura Winter-Owens about the stereotype that student-athletes are simply just athletes. We dispel myths, talk about the importance of education, and so much more! 

Former division one softball player, Amanda Kulp talks about the struggles of transitioning into life after sports. She talks about some of her struggles, what she's doing now, and gives advice to former athletes dealing with similar situations. 

This episode is an open and very honest conversation with the A-10 Women's Basketball Player of the Year, Bre Cavanaugh about her thoughts on racism in America and sports. She touches on her feelings about the current situation, her personal experiences with racism and what we need to do to be better as human beings.